Mexico storms leave six dead as flooding threatens Pacific coast
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Authorities reported six deaths after Hurricane Simon and Rachel's remnants brought flooding; conditions and tolls may change.
Key takeaways
Authorities reported six deaths after Hurricane Simon and Rachel's remnants brought flooding; conditions and tolls may change.
What happened
AP reported on 13 October that authorities counted six deaths linked to Hurricane Simon and the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel along Mexico's Pacific coast. The largest reported loss was around Ensenada in Baja California, where Rachel's remnants caused flooding; Simon continued to bring heavy rain farther south. El País separately documented storm damage and continuing flood warnings. The casualty toll and local conditions are still evolving.
Why it matters
Floods, landslides and damaged access routes pose immediate risks to residents and rescuers.
What to watch
Follow local civil-protection advisories, rescue updates and revised storm forecasts; avoid floodwaters and follow evacuation orders.
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